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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1967
Page
6
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara outlines increased stockpile of nuclear warheads and multiwarhead ICBMs. He asserts limited chance of U S Soviet anti missile accord and argues for stronger offense and defensive research amid evolving strategic resolve.
The Lake Michigan coastline faces a shift as natives favor the decaying alewives over Coho salmon planted to curb them. The quip notes the ironic turn and the littering behavior of so called sportsmen. The fragment ends with a snide hint about heirlooms and probate.
Jim Bishop portrays Rome as a timeless, clocklogged city where clocks fail twice daily and time is talked away. He recalls dusty water clocks, dual St. Peter’s faces, and Roman politeness before diving into driving habits, communication, and cultural quirks.
A reader urges sympathy for divorcees, countering a widow’s view and recounting dating dynamics. The letter-writer contrasts divorcees with widows, noting divorcees are better company and avoid flaunting ex-husbands. The piece also includes light humor about loans, romance, and Rome as a backdrop to reflections.
UPI columnist laments holidays growing youth oriented and dull with age. He jokes about trick or treating, fireworks, egg hunts, Santa, and New Year celebrations, then pivots to celebrating an imagined whale watching week from a bar stool in Nebraska.
Mrs. Mary Brown thanks the editor for her letter about Dr. Camardese and welfare departments in Huron County and Ohio State Welfare. The letter urges readers to reread the piece for the CAC meeting on October 26 and notes perceived ignorance and misunderstanding in the original comments.
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